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GP3 No dual axis pedal support (Full wearz version)

13 posts by 10 people · 21 Jul 2000 - 22 Jul 2000 17:57 UTC

Aubrey 21 Jul 2000 22:41 UTC#253220
GP2 DOES HAVE DUAL AXIS SUPPORT. <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (14 lines)> I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual > axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 > > Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my > order for the full version. > > I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the > full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my > Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai > is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is > a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. > > Hotdog >
GMpartsdude 21 Jul 2000 23:50 UTC#253142
are you the same type of guy that steals automotive test vehicles and then wont buy it because its a slung together piece of crap? How can you possibly compare an unrealeased product with hacked up, incomplete, stolen software. You must be Bill Gates junior. Oh, by the way, you could at least learn how to spell warez before putting your opinion. Ifree.co.nz ???..Is that a free ISP??? Wouldnt surprise me if it was. If you know that we are honest, hard working ppl who can wait for a fully licenced product, why did bother posting it here...next time try this newsgroup>>> rec.whiner.warez <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual > axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 > > Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my > order for the full version. > > I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the > full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my > Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai > is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is > a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. > > Hotdog
Senninha 22 Jul 2000#253005
On Sat, 22 Jul 2000 01:12:00 GMT, [email hidden] (Marc Davey) wrote: >Pull your head in Shit for Brains, everyone is entitled to express >their opinion even if you don't like Presumably that also means he is entitled to express his opinion, even if you don't like? John
On Sat 22 Jul 2000 12:50:27am, GMpartsdude wrote: <snip> >Ifree.co.nz ???..Is that a free ISP??? Wouldnt >surprise me if it was.<snip> So what? Don't know about New Zealand, but here in the UK practically everyone has a free ISP account (though unmetered connections are *finally* stuttering out of the blocks). They've never had a particularly negative image here when used by private individuals. -- David. (GPLRank handicap: +2.68) "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, really." (Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
Marc Davey 22 Jul 2000 01:26 UTC#253093
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 23:50:27 GMT, "GMpartsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote: Pull your head in Shit for Brains, everyone is entitled to express their opinion even if you don't like
Quoted text (25 lines)>are you the same type of guy that steals automotive test vehicles and then >wont buy it because its a slung together piece of crap? How can you possibly >compare an unrealeased product with hacked up, incomplete, stolen software. >You must be Bill Gates junior. Oh, by the way, you could at least learn how >to spell warez before putting your opinion. Ifree.co.nz ???..Is that a free >ISP??? Wouldnt surprise me if it was. If you know that we are honest, hard >working ppl who can wait for a fully licenced product, why did bother >posting it here...next time try this newsgroup>>> rec.whiner.warez ><[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual >> axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 >> >> Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my >> order for the full version. >> >> I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the >> full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my >> Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai >> is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is >> a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. >> >> Hotdog > >
GMpartsdude 22 Jul 2000 02:33 UTC#253121
How can he possibly state there is no dual axis support or anything else, if he is running hacked, incomplete, software ? Opinions are one thing, facts are another. Dont give me a book with half the pages in it, and then expect a full report on its content. Inuendo and heresay, the way of the warez...As for the "shit for brains" comment, ill laugh it off. After all, its the smallest words that come from such a NARROW mind. "Marc Davey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 23:50:27 GMT, "GMpartsdude" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > Pull your head in Shit for Brains, everyone is entitled to express > their opinion even if you don't like > > >are you the same type of guy that steals automotive test vehicles and
then > >wont buy it because its a slung together piece of crap? How can youpossibly > >compare an unrealeased product with hacked up, incomplete, stolensoftware. > >You must be Bill Gates junior. Oh, by the way, you could at least learnhow > >to spell warez before putting your opinion. Ifree.co.nz ???..Is that afree > >ISP??? Wouldnt surprise me if it was. If you know that we are honest,hard
Quoted text (20 lines)> >working ppl who can wait for a fully licenced product, why did bother > >posting it here...next time try this newsgroup>>> rec.whiner.warez > ><[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual > >> axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 > >> > >> Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my > >> order for the full version. > >> > >> I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the > >> full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my > >> Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai > >> is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is > >> a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. > >> > >> Hotdog > > > > >
Marc Collins 22 Jul 2000 03:00 UTC#253137
Unbelievable that anything that even pretends to be a sim...let alone something from Crammond...lacks split axis support in the year 2000. Here's hoping version 1.00 is a few notches back from the real release version. Marc. <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual > axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 > > Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my > order for the full version. > > I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the > full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my > Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai > is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is > a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. > > Hotdog
Nos 22 Jul 2000 08:23 UTC#253002
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:41:10 GMT, "Aubrey" <[email hidden]> thus spoke: >GP2 DOES HAVE DUAL AXIS SUPPORT. Yes, but the MS Wheel uses RZ for the brakes. GP2 does not have support for that axis. Does GP3? As I remember GP2, it only supported JoyA X/Y and JoyB X/Y. If that's all GP3 supports too then just what are they smoking? And I hear there are no "other" car sounds just like in GP2. What? After 4 years they couldn't even add other car sounds? Think I'll be passing on GP3 if the above is true. -- Nos
Serial # 19781010 22 Jul 2000 10:23 UTC#253203
I just tried the full wearz version of GP3 , and it doesnt have dual axis support for pedals on my MS Wheel, its exactly like the old GP2 Anyway after trying the wearz version I have decided to cancel my order for the full version. I know wearz is a bad thing with this group, but im glad I tried the full version rip as it gave me a chance to see what it went like on my Celeron 450 FPS were ok graphics are not all they could be but Ai is better than F1 2000, but the no seprate axis support for wheels is a big let down. Its a lot like Gp2 just sort of updated. Hotdog
Marc Davey 22 Jul 2000 10:44 UTC#253024
He wasn't tho, thats flaming........you know what small minded cowards do on the net to try and rectify their frustration at being silly little ppl in real life On Sat, 22 Jul 2000 09:33:55 +0100, Senninha <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (10 lines)>On Sat, 22 Jul 2000 01:12:00 GMT, [email hidden] (Marc Davey) >wrote: > >>Pull your head in Shit for Brains, everyone is entitled to express >>their opinion even if you don't like > >Presumably that also means he is entitled to express his opinion, even >if you don't like? > >John
Greg Cisko 22 Jul 2000 14:52 UTC#252861
"GMpartsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:OJ7e5.19771$[email hidden]... > How can he possibly state there is no dual axis support or anything else,if > he is running hacked, incomplete, software ? Opinions are one thing, facts Hey shitforbrains... It is warez not hacked and incomplete. Duh. You apparently don't know the difference. That is why you have shitforbrains. :-) > are another. Dont give me a book with half the pages in it, and thenexpect > a full report on its content. Inuendo and heresay, the way of thewarez...As > for the "shit for brains" comment, ill laugh it off. After all, its the Start laughing funny boy :-) -- [email hidden]
Bart Westra 22 Jul 2000 17:57 UTC#252837
I use the dual axis of the MS Sidewinder FF gameport version in GP2 with the following settings: Steering on Joy A Hor Acc on Joy A Vert Brake on Joy B Hor You must use control driven calibration when calibrating. Bart Westra <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 22:41:10 GMT, "Aubrey" <[email hidden]> > thus spoke: > > >GP2 DOES HAVE DUAL AXIS SUPPORT. > > Yes, but the MS Wheel uses RZ for the brakes. GP2 does not have > support for that axis. Does GP3? As I remember GP2, it only supported > JoyA X/Y and JoyB X/Y. If that's all GP3 supports too then just what > are they smoking? And I hear there are no "other" car sounds just like > in GP2. What? After 4 years they couldn't even add other car sounds? > Think I'll be passing on GP3 if the above is true. > -- > Nos

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